Parramatta are set to work with Mitchell Moses to erase certain clauses from his contract, a move which could see the star halfback play out the remainder of his glittering career at the Eels.
In what would be a major coup, Kangaroos and NSW halfback Mitch Moses is poised to play-out the remainder of his glittering career at Parramatta.
This masthead has been told that the Eels are planning to work with Moses on erasing contract clauses which allow him to leave after 2027 and 2028.
The clauses remain in his deal right now but preliminary moves to eradicate them have begun.
Moses signed an extension last May to remain at Parramatta until the end of 2026 — with options in his favour for 2027 and 2028.
Under the current contract structure, Moses could be a free agent after next season.
The 30-year-old is in career-best form with the club desperate for their gun halfback to end his stellar career at the Eels.
If the two parties can agree on the get-out stipulation being struck out then Moses would almost certainly push through and finish at Parramatta.
Some at Parramatta would, ideally, seek to have all such clauses eliminated although club officials were reluctant to discuss any details around a player’s contract.
Players at rival clubs have agreed to take out clauses through financial inducement, meaning their contract would have to be re-registered with the NRL.
Parramatta five-eighth Dylan Brown also has contract clauses.
Brown signed an unusual deal at the end of 2022 which keeps him at Parramatta until 2025 with an option to remain at the club until 2031.